-
would become XenMobile was
created by MDM
developer Zenprise. In
January 2013,
Citrix acquired Zenprise.
Citrix merged the
existing mobile device management...
- The
company dropped its
Xen and
NetScaler brand names:
XenApp and
XenDesktop
became Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops;
XenMobile became Citrix Endpoint...
- and
browsers in Intune". Microsoft.
Retrieved 2023-07-01. "Introducing
XenMobile 10.3 with
Unified Endpoint Management for
Windows 10 and MAC OS X Devices...
- independently.
Citrix Cloud enables cloud services for
Citrix products XenApp,
XenDesktop,
XenMobile, ShareFile, and NetScaler. In addition,
Citrix has developed...
- and
Desktops (formerly
XenApp and
XenDesktop),
Citrix Workspace services include Citrix Endpoint Management (formerly
XenMobile),
Citrix Content Collaboration...
-
Xen (pronounced /ˈzɛn/) is a free and open-source type-1 hypervisor,
providing services that
allow multiple computer operating systems to
execute on the...
- of
kiosk software. The list
includes kiosk-exclusive
software as well as
mobile device management (MDM)
software with
kiosk features. "Introduction to AirWatch...
- to the company's
expansion include ExpertCity in 2004,
NetScaler in 2005,
XenSource in 2007 and
ShareFile in 2011. As of 2015,
Citrix had
acquired nearly...
- networks, HP has
integrated into IMC
support for the
Citrix XenMobile and
MobileIron
mobile device management applications. In
March 2014, HP
renamed its...
-
XenDesktop, and
XenApp,
developed by
Citrix Systems. It was
released initially in 2009.
Citrix Receiver is the
client component of
XenDesktop or
XenApp...
